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Tuesday, 13 June 2017

Read How Comedian Seyi law Lost N44m In Two Years

We as a whole go through tough circumstances in life, including the individuals who you think have landed as entertainer Seyi Law portrays his monstrous past for the individuals who have ears to listen. For Seyi, life has not been a luxurious situation at all for he has lost alot of millions that would have taken him to another level in his life. In spite of the fact that these hard minutes go back and forth yet there were additionally times he acknowledged God for his support upon his life. The entertainer took to his IG page to share his experiences and how he had lost N44million in two years, N30million on wrong business and N14million to his show.

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“The last three (3) years have been my toughest years since I started comedy. The social media revival by @nathanielblow has brought me somerelief and opened my eyes to great understanding. It is no lies that people receive favour in our industries and somehow, I seem to be the only one who doesn’t. I have sown seeds over hardwork, loyalty and kindness in several places, but they seem to yield no fruits.“In 2014, I lost over 30million Naira to a wrong business, 2015 was another year of lost with almost 14 million lost to the show; Fast and Funny and an 8 months old pregnancy evacuation. I don’t even want to mention 2016 going into 2017, but yesterday God showed me Prov 31: 30a: FAVOUR is DECEITFUL saying to me If I had received favours to get to where I am I probably would have forgotten too quickly where I was coming from.“I want you to know that to be favoured is a good thing, but to live your hoping on the luck of favour is stupidity. Let favour meet the works of your hands. People have promised me, failed and helped people I introduced to them. It only means they are not my channels of blessings. What has been your points in life? What has been giving tormenting you?Please let go and let God have his way. God can bless the works of your hands without favours from men and you will be celebrated.”